Abroad

‘Moving home to Ireland was the best thing I ever did, but I’ll always have this love of Denmark’

‘Moving home to Ireland was the best thing I ever did, but I’ll always have this love of Denmark’

‘I was asked if I was a terrorist every day’: The Mayo woman helping expats make a soft landing in the UK

‘I was asked if I was a terrorist every day’: The Mayo woman helping expats make a soft landing in the UK

Dexys’ Kevin Rowland: ‘Growing up in England, you had an inferiority complex. Our dads were judged as scruffy Paddies’

Dexys’ Kevin Rowland: ‘Growing up in England, you had an inferiority complex. Our dads were judged as scruffy Paddies’

By Peter Murphy

‘As an Irish person with an English accent in Ireland, you have to sit there and take it’

‘As an Irish person with an English accent in Ireland, you have to sit there and take it’

Dublin and London changed me in different ways. Australia has shown me things I considered impossible, are possible

Dublin and London changed me in different ways. Australia has shown me things I considered impossible, are possible

By Laura Kennedy

As an Irishman living in Japan, I watch the rise of anti-immigrant rhetoric with unease

As an Irishman living in Japan, I watch the rise of anti-immigrant rhetoric with unease

By David McNeill

‘Things have gone noticeably downhill’: a Dubliner on 30 years living in Germany

‘Things have gone noticeably downhill’: a Dubliner on 30 years living in Germany

By Frank Dillon

Love charms, frog bread, letters and wakes: How the Irish and Italians handled emigration to the US

Love charms, frog bread, letters and wakes: How the Irish and Italians handled emigration to the US

By Kevin Kenny and Maddalena Marinari

Laura Kennedy: The Irish immigrant makes two grim discoveries on their first winter in Australia

Laura Kennedy: The Irish immigrant makes two grim discoveries on their first winter in Australia

By Laura Kennedy

Kerry woman who swapped RTÉ for Bordeaux: ‘Their way of life is not just about making money – they work to live and have family time’

Kerry woman who swapped RTÉ for Bordeaux: ‘Their way of life is not just about making money – they work to live and have family time’

By Deirdre McQuillan

An Irishman in Madrid: ‘Spanish people are incredibly warm and open but they cannot get to grips with my name’

An Irishman in Madrid: ‘Spanish people are incredibly warm and open but they cannot get to grips with my name’

‘Are you staying or going?’: The question all Irish emigrants eventually face

‘Are you staying or going?’: The question all Irish emigrants eventually face

By Rebecca Daly

‘A US visa is a privilege, not a right’: Irish education applicants must disclose five years of social media profiles

‘A US visa is a privilege, not a right’: Irish education applicants must disclose five years of social media profiles

By Kate Byrne and Pat Leahy

‘Amsterdam is a whole lot easier to get around than Dublin ... You get a much better quality of life here’

‘Amsterdam is a whole lot easier to get around than Dublin ... You get a much better quality of life here’

How the death of an ‘old boy from Ireland’ in London-Irish suburb sparked a misguided viral appeal

How the death of an ‘old boy from Ireland’ in London-Irish suburb sparked a misguided viral appeal

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